Monday, October 8, 2012

Mixed Cheese Potato Stacks


We had these for dinner last night.    I was going to make scalloped potatoes in individual casserole dishes.  Then I thought of trying them in stacks. I've had a major case of stack love lately. Just about anything looks better and is more fun to eat when served as a stack.

 I heavily sprayed some muffins tins and put one slice of potato in each.  I lightly seasoned each slice, then put a small amount of a four-cheese Italian mix on top.


 I made 3 more layers of the same.  I heated  1-1/4 cups of milk and 3 tablespoons of butter in the microwave for one minute, then put about 3 spoonfuls of the liquid in each muffin tin (I had a total of 21 stacks).
 It makes a bit of mess, so make sure to spray the entire top for easy clean up.

I covered the tins with foil and baked at 350 degrees for half of an hour.  Then I removed the foil and added more cheese on the top - Muenster cheese on some and cheddar on the others.  After baking another twenty minutes uncovered, they looked like this:
 I let them rest about 12 minutes before removing from the tins and they held together quite nicely.

 
DH proclaimed these keepers.  I like the Muenster-topped stacks the best. You can use any kind of cheese you like. 

6 comments:

  1. They look really good but I like most anything cooked with cheese, especially potatoes and the layer with sour creme. :)
    Cher Sunray Gardens

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  2. that looks yummy Zoey...hubby cooked a big pot of potatoe soup last night...we will be eating on it all week...

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  3. Yummy-almost like an appetizer too!

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  4. Mmmmm, those do look delicious and what a great way to fix up a potato dish! I may just have to give this a try one day soon:-)

    I spent the day today washing and putting away all my patio furniture, garden decorations and faeries...so glad to be done!!!! It was sunny and 53 but very windy...now we're supposed to have rain for the next few days! xoxo

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  5. OH soooo going to do this one! Looks outstanding! I like how you did them in muffin tins!

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  6. Oh boy that looks so appealing!!

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